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Before you know it, the Texas summer will arrive. That means barbeques, vacations, long road trips, and of course heat. This spring, the staff at Pueblo Tires & Service wants to make sure your vehicle is ready. Spring auto maintenance is often a neglected service for our vehicles. Check out our auto maintenance tips below and schedule your appointment with us soon.   Get Your Vehicle Ready for a Texas Summer   Oil change Engines are complex works of engineering. Most engines today have over 10,...

In 2018 weather forecasters are predicting an increased chance for Hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico. This isn’t a reason to panic, it’s a wake-up call for the residents of Texas. With over 3,000 miles of shoreline, no one knows where the next hurricane will make landfall. All you can do is be ready. There are several steps you can take to be prepared for inclement weather. You’ll want to have an emergency kit, protect your home, make plans for your pets, and maybe even check your insurance...

With average March temperatures around 80°, you need to ensure that your vehicle’s Cooling System is maintained. No one wants to be stuck in the heat or to your car seat. Your vehicles heating and air conditioning system requires care to perform at its best. Before you know it summer will be here, and you will want to avoid those summer days that make driving miserable. It’s never too early to start thinking about maintenance for summer. Here at Pueblo Tire & Service, we want to help you avoi...

Wheel Alignments are one of the hardest auto maintenance items to keep up with. Not only is improper alignment hard to detect, it can also produce symptoms that could very well be something else. You hardly ever think about wheel alignment issues or you might not even know what they are. What is Wheel Alignment? Wheel alignment is the process of making sure your wheels are rolling straight.  Your wheels have built-in adjustments for toe-in, camber, and caster adjustments to make changes when yo...

Our vehicles work hard for us and require maintenance, tires, and a lot of fluids to operates the way that they should. Vehicles are complex and have hundreds of moving parts. These parts come together and do a job that allows us to drive to work every day. Just like when we work hard our vehicles get thirsty when they work hard.  Maintaining the fluids in your vehicle is often a critical but inexpensive auto maintenance step.  Properly checking and maintaining your car fluid levels is a great ...

When your brakes fail the outcome will usually be an accident. I don’t want you to experience this unfortunate situation. Neglecting your brakes can have consequences that can put you in danger. Ignoring brake problems can also cost you time and money at the repair shop. How Do Your Brakes Work? Your brakes use friction to slow you down, which means parts are constantly rubbing against other parts. In fact, your brake pads are designed to wear down over time and are meant to be replaced. That ...

At Pueblo Tire & Service, we don’t want you to be afraid to bring your vehicle in for service.  We are aware that car care and maintenance can involve some complicated terms and require a little knowledge about mechanics and automobiles.  We want you to understand what our mechanics are telling you. Here is a breakdown of the most common terms mechanics use: Gaskets- thin pieces of material that lay between two flat engine services to create a seal. A common gasket is a head gasket. This mater...

Pueblo Tires & Service has become a household name in Texas. We are known for fast, friendly automotive service, repair, and tire sales. One of the reasons our customers trust us to maintain and repair their vehicles is our ASE Certified staff of professional technicians.  As cars get more complex and complicated to repair, ASE Certification is a great way to measure the skills and dedication of the people you depend on to help you keep your car maintained. The National Institute for Automotiv...

You know the rainy season's coming...don't get caught with worn-out wipers.

Of course your dog wants to go everywhere with you -- and here are some tips for making that trip a little safer and more fun.